Śavari

Indian Masters Śavari

Texts by and about the mahāsiddha Śavari/Śabari (ri khrod zhabs), the Hunter:

Guru Yoga

A Guru Yoga of Śavari

by Jamyang Khyentse Chökyi Lodrö

While on pilgrimage through India in 1956, Jamyang Khyentse meditated at the Indian master Śavari's meditation cave in the Śītavana (‘Cool Grove’) charnel ground near Bodhgayā, resulting in a vision of the mahāsiddha. Soon afterwards he composed this guru yoga.

Guru Yoga 25 Mar 2021

Śavari

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